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WRITING BAREFOOT Being frisked at Dublin airport. "What's dat in yer back pocket?" "An unfinished poem!" I admit ruefully. "Is it metal?" he asks. "No, it's mental!" I tell him. "You know, a bunch of words hanging about on a piece of paper." "Go on with ya!" he smirks. "And next time... remove yer shoes." On the plane I kick off my shoes and finish off the unfinished poem. Now I always write barefoot.
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Oct 24, 2016
Oct 24, 2016 at 11:52 AM UTC
WRITING BAREFOOT
WRITING BAREFOOT Being frisked at Dublin airport. "What's dat in yer back pocket?" "An unfinished poem!" I admit ruefully. "Is it metal?" he asks. "No, it's mental!" I tell him. "You know, a bunch of words hanging about on a piece of paper." "Go on with ya!" he smirks. "And next time... remove yer shoes." On the plane I kick off my shoes and finish off the unfinished poem. Now I always write barefoot.
donall-dempsey
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Oct 24, 2016
Oct 24, 2016 at 11:52 AM UTC
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